Breathe Easy This Fall and Winter for Lung Health
Cold weather, dry indoor air, allergens, and poor air quality can all make breathing more difficult during fall and winter. Simple steps such as using a vaporizer, improving ventilation, staying hydrated, covering your nose and mouth outside, and watching air quality can help protect lung health. These habits can help people in Canada and other cold regions breathe easy.
Canadian Lung Health Organizations: Finding Trusted Lung Health Resources and Support
The Lung Health Foundation is one of Canada’s leading organizations dedicated to improving lung health through prevention, education, research, advocacy and support for people living with lung conditions and their families.
National Lung Health Resources in Canada: Where Can People with Lung Conditions Find Trusted Information and Support?
Canada has several organizations working to improve lung health and support people affected by lung conditions. The Lung Health Foundation takes a broad approach to lung health, working across prevention, diagnosis, treatment, care, research and advocacy.
Canadian Lung Health Organizations: Which One Is Right for You?
Some organizations focus on lung health broadly, while others specialize in a specific condition such as lung cancer or COPD. Understanding what each organization offers can help you find the information, resources and support that best fit your needs.
How can I choose the right lung health charity in Canada to support or volunteer with?
Supporting lung health charities in Canada is vital due to the rising prevalence of lung diseases. Conditions like asthma, COPD, and lung cancer affect millions, creating a significant public health concern. Charitable support can alleviate the burden and drive change.
Wildfire, Air Quality: Protecting Your Health Today
Wildfire smoke is impacting air quality. Learn how to protect yourself and stay safe during high-risk air quality conditions.
Ontario’s Lung Cancer Screening Program Ranks Among World’s Best, but Half of Patients Are Still Diagnosed at Advanced Stages, New Report Finds
Lung Health Foundation’s landmark baseline report shows a system with exceptional foundations – and critical blind spots in equity, patient experience, and access that could determine whether Ontario meets the Pan-Canadian Lung Cancer Action Plan’s 2035 mortality reduction targets
What the Data Won’t Tell You: The Story Behind Ontario’s Lung Cancer Report
Join our webinar to explore insights on lung cancer care in Ontario. Learn about key findings and trends from the report.
Lung Health Foundation Welcomes Two New Board Members to Advance Lung Health for All Canadians
The Lung Health Foundation (LHF) is proud to announce the appointment of two new members to its Board of Directors, effective June 23, 2026.
Finding Pulmonary Rehabilitation Just Got Easier: The Canadian Pulmonary Rehabilitation Portal is Now Available in English and French!
The Canadian Pulmonary Rehabilitation Portal is a free online resource that helps patients and healthcare providers find pulmonary rehabilitation programs across Canada.
